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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
3
Analysis links farming and city economies to the gasoline question as motor registrations in the United States rise to about one car per five people. 1926 gasoline use is projected at 265 million barrels with growth slowed by higher car per person ratios and improved road efficiency.
Fragmentary medieval note mentions the nucleus of reforms during Spanish history. Proposes links to early leaders and the foundation of a kingdom centered around Leon in distant centuries.
County agri cultural agents and colleges in Iowa Illinois Minnesota report seed corn in its poorest condition for years with a large percent unable to germinate. Poor harvests and a lengthy wet season followed by an unusually hard freeze reduced yield expectations by six to eight bushels per acre.
Arthur E Bartlett son of Giles E and Rowena Gard Bartlett was born July 17 1883 and died February 15 1926 in Cleveland Ohio at age 42 years 6 months 28 days He was the second of eight children and served in World War I before being honorably discharged due to disability Interment was at Lindley Cemetery with Rev Geo Fuson officiating
The Bartlett family thanks all who assisted at the burial of their son and brother Giles E B Bartlett and family express gratitude for the kind help and the beautiful offering.
Washington dispatch notes efforts to frame the coal strike as a political issue have failed. Miners and operators are expected to resolve their differences without state or federal help, while coal prices may rise for consumers. The old capital and labor themes likely won’t dominate primaries. anti World Court forces seek to curb pro court Senators with pledges from candidates.
The text argues for a platform designed to prevent further participation in the League of Nations. It notes that politically ambitious candidates for the Senate this year will face pressure and demands from organized groups.
Hog prices advanced with run noted as 380 to 400 pound hogs today. Extra heavy and light hogs showed a spread with top run about 14 dollars for 160 to 180 pound hogs, while 250 pound hogs moved up to 12 dollars, and 19 to 35 cent changes were seen across other weights. Packers remained indifferent toward large hogs, and sows and pigs traded in weaker ranges.
Moderate cattle supply keeps the market steady with bulk beef steers selling at 850 to 950 dollars. Good quality cattle move stronger than steers, cows and heifers show better demand at 14 to 14.50 dollars, top near 15. Lamb prices dipped last week but top Western fed lambs reached up to 12 cents higher than prior levels.
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